Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 January 1913 — Page 2

'■ f I ' ' ■ ■ ' ■ ‘ The Daily Republican KvwyDay Kxcept HEALEY A CLARK, PubliJjlrs|| HENSSELAOt OrflUlJl —ja—■ ii i

The Women's Cabdidate

By BYRON WILLIAMS

HibYNIOPSIS.

In gsipllttrHF Xun Mayor Dsdtwlll, ii lummk Is chased through thgwood*fiY*ftTl lwughtng girls, one pfjihprfl he kisses . iT&WfI sat

CHAPTEB IL—Continued. f The court lng Vlning asked: “WltoMWMtf A' flame ri df 'rip hisß ; ThPmAyiS Matfe W ineritial note of the ctoM* 1 ™ ' tnn: "V ' I,T ’ 7 :’ r “WUUr bbgkn ifte ; ; Wlthess spotty, “it the bid password 'Elks'— ‘ jdlly corks |' ” ’‘PuUift? f ,< "<lettanded the Judge, reSlgniiifjr nilielf ilk Uabrificfi. “Yes l ih ,:ybtir ! * t'ocor—and smoth* er«d«^!^ si p "TW* JSP'HM 4 * Betdrnjtned I eyes' behind !< her handkerchief brooks,’* 1 igttli. takey , TOf* !,i<?s ';: ~ry,1; ( !^:t - The prisoner arose from ills soap box. 777

“Your gallantly, “In deferefeCe* fl# Jhfib f?bta whose culinary department * there wafts to me thtfi uhtttuous Call of fried eggs and Amffles; i and brirause of the 1 delicate sttnatlriri (khe "victim of my assault Itnwyi iflndi Ihers4lf 1n should the case -hake l 'determined to plead guilty findl thßriw myself upon the mercy of the court I—l am guilty as charged. .f&bUOy,si proud of It!”

He Bat dowivl&oßeriy,! but his eyes were -llPAJenbAi tottl/the face of the judge. She turned upon him fiercely. “For this jaaoeemAyi conduct, I,: the judge, fine you. lea jdays at Squirrel Inn. aoothin*. you finite, plave; .of the ten have outfsap&fl S»u will start alphabetically down the list and for a any yun will do tlitT bidding or the girl who falls t<* «ur lei. What do. Snoula you again transgress you will be —beiS*fcflaMr.aifM’S s#vdgel& “If, at the end of the ten dayß, you have acquired yolhlel JR>norably, yoiF may \W ¥®^p you a^yjßijlgV^abl^orJyours^lfr'w? His honor Crake submissively. “I accept the tertns "he said, ea r gerly. i‘l p»jt«|F-but b accept.” r > bulky document “Possibly you may recognise Ul” tauntingly. “Yes!” repUWaEetOjdfeteo.-jpleHing him with a cold look of scorn, “you SgSßlir “Court’s aajouriiea snapped the judge. served.” ~* • 0 * I A Jeif*ls‘a' jest, hut the following letter!’TtfCeNifA 'by "Ills Honor, the Mayor”” bleixt 1 ' mofrhinjg, suggested a straw'Kob mucn 'fob the Asiatic rumlnant’a back. Tersely, it said: 303 j - “Squirrel Inn, i “Sunday Morning. “Mr. WSITer “Bedight, “ “Mayor of Ossian: “Defl Stt: The lev|ly of your demeanog and the ostensflly nonchalant' -attitude you chose ■> take of . ihe sentence inflicted, lem U»e to believe that you are considß-tng ttita wry serious matter altoge|er po (|shtly. Under ordinary circumstances a handsome trifler might ride Into a woman’s Camp like Lochtnvar, boldly gram* a pretty girl in his arms and kiss %r, without paying a more severe penalty than the •com of the campghnd a few surface scratches. And e»en yeu. evidently, ai gentleman as well us a politician, might have esca a fitua, Xe-vj buke had you been luckier. - Unen cumbered by baggage ahd feeling unbound by our court to remain, you could have drifted away into the evenlng Our efforts QQ V “But, Mr. Bedlght, as a candidate for representative at the coming eldbtlon, for which you are evidently recouping your vital forces in this tranquil spot, you will scarcely dusqiA, while we have In our poasestfop a document to incriminating aP *o*4 J found by us yesterday in you»w*k#' through the dogwood swamp. “The document Itself is evidence enough. If given publicity to ieee-tWT ÜbfcjioUie afcapdSVfrSftf swornae In the <il*toCJ ou tave In mind—the drafting of a bill w :m’ ct 0£;8

countenanced by Aa ,of this land, once T&e\»ts AAn their you be unwise enough to violate the sentence of this court, the news of sent to the womenVcfubs of your diaTrict, to be followed by unimpeachable evidence in your own handwriting—thu uimiauif. t .mi umimum mat'' s£sl l ttFW3ißß lowed your liberty to go and come as 4ot please and fortify, your mind agsinst the ordeal you are about to 19tti ! wll raj* afrtf 'gin nng wftn Mae.’Andrews, whme EvUfe ie appeSk^lf r tlur SlpraiMfcal 'Tfkt Mae is a stunning blonde with NMR • like spun flax" and cheeks like Ptttfe down of an Alberta peafih., T She Is, •fldz UL'tteati ’ Brl&drel.f Mbkis^’tb 1 m4Vi idffe; ,'rtie <ft 'tHeViueenly. 'feekj l ’ Y'bu' 1 Ivi ft/ 'd B ‘“w hk’t 4 lent you tiii* rtfr* jlttpcfera g^ve m HettM 'the- ' taift ; the 1 da’y L 'ot H yoilr : /emt!uaal as >follo^sV , i ,:!,Blb,A “Mdhdkjf; (i ’ !l;7 '■ rhurkdkj- 1 , Klahgafet FarripWorfh . '•Klday!'Ahce b S^n , :' , ; ! “ n : , ( ' "Ts • : "sdturday, htoftV Mc'UOiih'Ml l , jbiMdhy-^--oßen' Ukt'd' fqr' rießehtakfce' l, “Monday, Cied Summers" • “Tuesday; LiicUle n ! . ' Jack’/ 1 Vjtoihg'" 7 , ,i ' : “lit cbihes to our'kUßwledge that you aj?e | very dehi/ous‘ ! bt ' reaching 1 yoiir disttict on the Saturday pight following, ) wheUe ‘ ydh kUU 1 'to opletr ydut' 'i'Smipaign. : Should WpVe $ mecffect 1 geriiletnAn'during the; ihterim and isliryß'yb'ut sbktbdte' titlth due.'humility , %ili' return' 1 tb 1 ‘tie’3® crln iUatiiig hill add ' permit''you 'to depart «» /'f .’ “but for every' ih'di^cretlbn 1 ph‘ £oiir part, you -Wilt hje •' k‘ , he6 ! ‘ ‘dayS* 1 Seuterioe unidf l ,'the <l s£thid;"eondl ! tiot|U' now ; governlild. ‘- 1 Thd 1 cdutt has eh : deailofed tß'itfdteß^ybU 1 With of your situation ’ahd 11 khAll feel no regret should - you, in your heedlessness, firftotft grasp<4th.&npo»tJ , “Given this'dayiahd 'dartS Under, toy letter seal at Squirrel Inn, Dingledale, Wisconsin.,.i ii 1 hooQ !o ,Hin:>7 hloti

hifj ,TJACB?dV4NING<,> Judge/fnli Whiter Bedigkti’Jimaybi And ctrnfii--date nfdr> thefxWglfefetUrpli 1 frowfaied.* Plainly, hefre waaffl/ipredlehtheiiltPllhe l humor df thdl'iltuhtion 'bad iflled. olttf* piqued attltnlde>Hf 'tHei ,v |(idgh'l' totturdi him Was platonl ftnwhs hbbrduhdi tfiitj l It whs “catty.” yßbh;raAUhftbh“hib4’. dnd' ihfe kissed', am wt«t*r«edtly!>fiat)hmi tirihg-teh* auhaadyemdi dafciithw- *tb J if the purwdetrness ktvowi jhcftle lUtAin£owhsfiMoW£&l of that: Co gihte hitWtosifatfy IhqaisNitd yourigi tm'mn *tw4 hba»t»' 1 “|jut«4>vdii''*4Hi4 hi their oVr», 'ftb^Wße r >tfAdll<ihfbleMi-' lng, fa vaciode,' dOgi' jpod iSKWnypt AHdOkisitldO*lg«l>ieihbt4 fiir— 'Whfe:!>pcte J ' ibid ifiD ril ‘3'lilto filoh i Tbje'*lui*'%rW l Wbto .frequently as accentuated 1 ’lfhfe'.'hWger iof a wopiin. scorned! 7~And he means, the fuefte^ ‘poliiiclan, mentai,. bragynibihuf y.il uim n U VM- fSFW* a mmi ftp<4 ■ mgya might lose his troubles In the ffppkng of the rilla_ and receive dijVftre unctioti frtm theinature: god/ xiflGirjg With *<&phHro'<anH-elixirs *or efflorescence. >i-(tvfd tfHVf ete Bedight pehttrated. flar I inch . the heart of the wood, where dryads romp along ; the *' why through lit the trees! wherfe mother brown ' t/ebp 'th’pm 1

"Jack" Vining

sheltered «»«ra chatter’of the hickory nut* a-rlpenlng upon the scraggly tree*. m tiFycn he saw her! Like Psyche, she stooped beside a quiet pool, her the spreading branchggeuf elm. Reside her on harebell grew and to BrwF lliwcsme from down below the rhythmical cadency of 1 m Milijni'l —H fill' linfm rim [I that, iff crescendo or diminuendo, It had ;2afas,'i:^tfttiiA d ' a .w« He stole forward on tltUoe. | fsfedlteoemei)“

heed. The" rich otttiftii** her figure thrilled him, and on hair of the rhorwMg yad i a ted like M dalg-tin the head/ of KTitian masby jstep |p drew near, cauti(*ly. Little by little he crept until he stood With his hand ►.«>£» Mfte Of -SaWee* eaAfkl : nuietly. fearlessly., he stepped hehlnd.. the pboi. jnyith a cry of 'hlhm HIM 'ipr-angAM Wi £aoed.hia?. aM e Btood bis ground Doldly, but In his eyes there wa i an appeal. “ y« needed -the fShadiiW afna,'fcieaD.itCß complete thej pJWuijfl’*) gtdhrogltSE n3“aou flatter yourself,” she replied jcolcly. I^e 1 1 'tb* SpOUk, ltohWsiv4ht; , ’tb plehd foir htfL'Uhd’ hefif up Bid? iahfdf 'taanldatbrilK-- J 10115 “I * hOld 1 nO : bhiiWtdattdii' ■vdltfcf f ‘iirtk- 1 pnette 'dutalde' ‘if 1 court, I'"Shfd' 1 '"Shfd' hsld‘ ‘Alii-’ i^|.i]y : -.:VI ‘JOH: / [}d Of jj »'i •[vf ) 1 ij,i (Tui4in’ir fromXhe pool','fehe' Btftotf'W' fori: him as' one In ‘authority,;" ’ \i ! km going. Wait he?k. ;,,< fi(i”hßt 401 l jk? 'she aijiijoidshed. lilite sat down beMde t|lk' , ijopl.’ !,I k#' he did so, fbr k fleeting moment th'e r iffifm bf 6. lithe ahd gratefhi 'Woman fell ’OVer' his Shbulders upoh l!t thb dtoWky w^aters —hilt the fkce was , turned toW’Ard the backward' trail. “]everything even L-‘'fa twlsted, wl "he &roWled, **lti : ihTeSb / ka? 1 lous dkys of woman suffrage.” i fie turned his head to" catch a glimpse of her, flitting through the tfleejs, but unlike Lot’s wife, she did not look back. 7 Thb-'mayor sighed. • . ‘‘What Un awful mess a man ehn get into,” he sorrowed, “through the perfectly harmless diversion of kissing!” . It: t ‘ :/A : \ : :t .. . «c:

Chapter IV.

tj Monday morning dawned with a purple glow that melted into 'molten

"Guilty, I Say, and Proud of It"

iglffFY hs' the '<kin ! h’up i Mils ahd ’ valieVs 1 " :’witfi u: a^lf^ht. 1 Flutis hdtes df ha^inohy^"ttiHlleAI‘.'from 1 ‘.'from i flittinih' hltlls' hirtfl : tlje itlcieiife’d of'ttk>tgrant fthWehs •h'hVd j6y jto ihe oltt©-*' (jtftry h'hry'hh' as his hdhhr, < tnd mhytff' anfl Mah tripped d/bwh thk ! tfront steps of Squirrel Inn. aqd made' ifbrnihe boat landing, 1 the inj lead, thie mAh beMhd, carrying' a lunch basket and fishing taioklh'. i; “Do you 1 really ahd truly belieVe',’ Mr.( Bedfght!” babbled the gi/1 oyeh, her shoulder, “that thehe! ahe Justus fish in the sea as have ever been caught?” The mayor laid down his burden on the dock and shilled confidently into the pretty face of his interrogator. “An uhmhrried mats, 5 ” he began, “would answeX yes; a married jnan, most assuredly, would deny the allegation and say no.” The.young woman, with a glance of mischief in her eyes, asked innocently : “And you?” “I would say, If a prisoner might 'express himself without implication,” questioningly. “that it depends upon the bait”’ [ H ! (to BE (jOIWINUED.) .

Ghost-Gave the Tip.

[gin extraordinary story olj a gambfiAgl “tip” from the regions of spirits MjMhpt of Signor tirotta. the stationmastpr at Ciclgnano, near Naples. Signor Crotta ? speculated one CranO at a Weekly .lottery, and now finds himsplf in Consequence the lucky winner cjf $120,000. On learning the good tldlngslCrotta's first task was to telegrap| to tii e directorate of the, Stats Railways his resignation. Hel«i- a married man. and has a daughter whe Is a • lodali (Schoolmistren. Tbs exBtatldninaster la also setting apart! a sura for masses on behalf of his dead aunt.| whose ghost, he avows, appearfdgtd him Irt 'the bbrlv hours or the ■Mfol morning' bidding him gattiblb "n*f(or numbers flitch she rerhalhd to hi ri,' , al!'tif - which'oventßaliy Moved luckj toll MU' 'l'' "I V ;i| ,lll‘ *'

Seaweed Made Valuable.

It is'bstlittatAd that those engaged' In thje industry of gAtberiifg Seslweed and fedtidnit It to getatfnonS rqnd in lone nomSer WMJ.do?? , p'eril»ttSi r icoent' ywkm lhavs roduced Into the Kngllsn kltdb:' l istabv!! tYAvohAhfra add )ap J bre 'Employed'lhiifin' in me 'bumT',Tll

CZAR IS DENOUNCED

Permit AntPßussian DemD<4 •!it SM 6acs>»» *x ,rj

lUTA2 .AHAtOHI ,a3AJa22 r /i3H WU>la*e Cow Se Cweewssß* THem»—" mmmniiW'i Ov *( racow, Austria. —November 29 was othe anniversary of the" Insurrectionary outbreak In 1831. An appeal was madfe^«l% o Mftct/^,ft#pbWofls 7 te= spondeit) i«t khoW .athh‘4'r*di*«Hl fls Poles to fight.f«r!dmie|)flhd(@ttfiAl The ''procession mustered In front of the university-and marched, ! Ulhging patriotic songs, such as “God, r *hkj IPtoiector/ •f Smoke : Of; GooffUgrationß ■ a Thbusaadi l: Br4vea Went: Fri?ih From Warsaw’s* '©Atefi,’’ and others. They: proceeded ’tk" Ithhi statue of Mlckiewtcz fix the market place and thede, With cries of ‘’’Dbwri with the ozari”.proceeded:to Burn ,the portrait of the .emperor of Rassia,- to the great delight of -the pdbple, i especially of the young Students from Russian Poland, for whom such an jact would at home mean Siberia. - j f{( ,< , U r i ' ( f ‘ r". f‘ i l.l 1 -* *

The pbliee tobk care to arrive too lafa to prevent this attack upon the Russian monarch. When they came they took a very friendly part In the proceedings, singing as loud as anybody. Mr. Lewicki then made an arden|t appeal to the people to fight for their independence, concluding thus: “These are mere words, but if the time shall come, let usmWear to act!’’ HC was applauded with the greatest 1 enthusiasm. A collection was made for a new society balled "Stekelec’’ to provide Its members with rifles. It is a company of Volunteer riflemen costumed as follows: High boots*, gray trousers, gray coat, with buff belt and brbwn fur cap. The'Uniform Is less showy but more practical than that of the “Sokol,” a patriotic gymnastic organization* which has up t» this time drilled lit members carefully for marching, but without weapons. Hawn ever, they may be armed at ariV time; arid their discipline Is excellent. I aril told that the collection made for the ! “Stefcelec!’ I amounted to quite! »' considerable sutri. It is certain that althbßt every young man In Austrian Poland would like-to* “have a go" at Russia; the old men disapprove only- < because they have given up hoping for anything better to come. Their life b»A been spent in such bitterness and i disappointment that iit- ia not to be wondered at and perhaps they are 'Vifchjt. - i Tbe i (future alone Will tell > i! !R ia< a 'Significant fact that a like

MME. BLOCH FREED BY COURT

f iF&ijcH l ! Whi Killed Amerl■AiauritpaV ’! - \f. -<f tufaji :i7rr ili i I Xi .i;I)i J' • X Blpch. 1 a niVelist, who ’dh'imy 3f;lh6t. Shot atilf 'killed MW. M'ibhife With'ofyames E. BHdgeman, an empibye hf the Paris brar ch bf* kh AWStichn fife inSnrance 'Cbhiphhy/ th the assize 1 tethifi t herb of thdmhaTgb. df bhtni'cide; i!l Thb'tiA'gb , ciy : whs'the outcome of an' 'ktta :hihfent i:< bfetWeeh hfmd. 1 Elhcti's ’hdai ahd ’ilnd'Whs. BricJgeman; thp Tat‘■fibh a M H*enry Bprhard of Miiwahkefe! ' ttie' acquittal of thd de- ' fehdarit 1 had 1 hhfed' hhid by lawyers 1 'to' 'hie'' 4frtuafry 1 A 'forqghh,e 1 conclusion owing 'ii the 1 hircnhistanceß under ■Which the crimb Mviftj committed, jufy qhlblriy brought In its verdict of acquittal’, but the accused woman Was ordered to pay one franc dam-’ ages in connection with the civil action df which the shooting was the basis. “Mrs. Brldgefnan betrayed me ahd robbed both df my husband and' of my home. So I’killed her " This was the defense set up by Mme. Blpch. Several dramatic incidents marked the trial. At one moment the president of the court. Judge Bertnlus, denounced Mme. Bloch’s husband. Bay-i lng:‘ , “Your conduct in this affair Is unpardonable.” Mme. Bloch was accompanied by M. Dumoulln, who was a conspicuous figure in the Stelnheil case. Mme. Bloch, weeping, told, hqw she had beep driven to despair and had avenged her love And the honor of her home. The Judge cautioned the,,, accused that this hardly constituted m sufficient defense for homicide, and continued: “The real traitor and the‘real felon Was your husband. Yet you gave him AU.'lyour confidence while )tou killed the > woman who was but his Instrument.” i t iM- BToch admitted he was culpable, •ad ns hb Tiftt 1 the stand hisses came from! tile"croWd 1n the courtroom, In ! which were many American and French society, people.

FRANCE HAS NATIONAL COOK

TWO Held to Choose ( r.l. Fiyjfteeqr to Teach the Art lj Mi In School.

, Pais. —France now haa an official tOok with the tltlfc of professor of ■tank ng at the National School of AgHavai* ural and Housekeeping Instructs* at Grlgnon. A title worthy of •stop a German business card, ts the comment of the French newspapers "’This new chair of cooking Is thi idea of M. Pams, minister of agricul- ’ run The examinations, held on November 11, in order to choose tbs

HIGH COST OF LIVING IN GERMANY

; This !&.4i photograph/of! the jihep iot : a, BerttM 'butcher who deati WF cltisivetylln ■dbf .fleehDfjflb greefcjisitikp !®eihJinai fOr l this’ meat 1 , 1 which takes the iptade ■ of<(thh'otitDalgeousls!(atpteiaive!be if,'that the dealer is hard pAt’td' keep upithe supplyLni -,nri Tjna and - io>/50 layfH ' "'' ' ' r • i 1 i , rr , rriVKt’T •; ill <t

<T T i‘l.fztrCl’ .'i L/l gn bun xili procession,, of (FftJt% t QftftfP l afle,on ~ be) same .d#y, ip,)?P^aMl? e fi¥ l fiWi all such> I > ,jp ff snCfi pp (fhftPflflg; “Down, jw,i,t,h thncza^Vi^jjnftfltr^ngr, ly lika is true,(fif not, cession,, iftft. ip C rftfiWf!r hut let, itherii 4<?p»opffx&yt to.^eiT^a^* ftrf Hlfr ‘ilOlJhjg il No dout>t,bpth pnd qerrppny want to lM| take iM.HpkftV&uSFYiftolhX. force of/ d o # mises. are, Paaic AW?pg m • the bank^,,j ~,)} toniaol ’lavon anil

,bearer WMI sisted of competitloks Vfi' braHcMs. cooking, the making "of soups, sauces and Otlfer: i©u<«Wg‘>i*fldcooking? 'hwat, fettidFfMti.JwfeaWWbs.v eptfieb; o-pabhlesf' t fthfHlln&iaOlipastfyil (fruit and-)vegeUttl4ilffrebrftWa£lfii(lithei making df- catkes !rf«piAeß*M-tSI-Jli<l bo Tliose(Wlhaltebl»ftl)a»tUn '\h«tW»Afietitlon :wexe<(rewoitdd "fteeoetß’bap.T“a; iupcheonp“th« 'Oi»«riD ofnartfkihßWas chosen bbHrirh , itli(li£AnlnationS9)istiiAi The concurrents —atso—bad to prepare before'the' thWittikdtfl. candidates •wh»>'ptieiehi«d had to feb> between tbtP «geß‘fet* 'lO aim 40 and -confokW'WnialbjPOilrdri'reHuliidil menta,' such- ad’ ififtitfnablfiitb-fskoitt theiij birth certlflcatdfl^ltfi'fcmtttocatW had • ">w >•«■♦«— nptlflqTJanoa onn hi Best JVenclJ <?o l 6kk < t'oniy,' y 4f v fa from m' : diftriW W though Dohiike HiriWt ir ! bferame’SAM jpap prpp^,.haft;p,,gr^,^^pjptionj.,,

$1,000,000 EASY TO SPEND

Mrs. Clara Baldwini Stocker!lNov4> M los Angeles, ilse*<tJpiSamiJnijl)iy ' y'X’ Six iMonthan it ffli*tqg 4( ! i .[i;oj»llnrl->»Rtl iii bellflo >\ • LOS Angejefl—After, bityVMS. appr|) ? |maMly ,y^ip ( ,, gi^ month*,, who j al ffl a[y ,^o^oo fropij tjxe [ten RftWjWifi'i and Will soon get SiO.V<KLO.QtI more, has arrived fsom PhicMt tnober $40,000 private car, whjrttila sidetracked at Arcadia. She brought the first installment of her heavy purchases, includingl $160,000 worth of diamonds and $20,000 worth of gold and silver ware. She also has a wardrobe which cost her about SIOO,OOO. Following by express are prized articles of furniture, unique lamps and other treasures. Another item In her expenditures is a $200,000 yacht. Her new automobiles cost $20,000. “I have already started to have a good time,” said Mra. Stocker.

CONVICTS IN SUICIDE PACT

Jailer Found Two English Murderers Dead in Their Cells In Maidstone Prison.

London.—Two connote, twenty five and thirty-one years' old, both of whom were serving life sentences for murder, were found dead In one, cell 'n Maidstone prison. Their thrOats had been cut with a rude knife, which the prisoners had Improvised out of a piece of Iron while they were working in the tinsmith shop of the Jail. injuries of one of the convicts were such that It la believed they could not have been self-inflicted, and it la supposed that the other men killed him at his request.

MONKEYS AND CATS BATTLE

Simians Choke Fallnemvln Weird, Urf« | WIW i ort) NiWylu . 'bun •Th . : Yard .PlerJ.'-.i ,jfl , )•»:;! .ffOO

” 'Philadelphia, Pa.—Captain Nixon of ifihr tiflitfed Stated steamship Minnesota thought he knew ••what a> monkey and wparrot' oould 'do, When they*: >eatne together, Hut ’.when the eight toofakeys that he had bought in MexIcd l goit l after' the twenty cats 1 of thet' thAttlteslripJ after'the vessel reached League Island he knew that bedlam wAi a tliiiYgj > xnlld ifn cblnparNdn. > 1,1 i ifßhe cats had been marauding to rodents Which dtlfroutid’ed >the i navy- yard 1 pier: This angered this 11 UliPiafls' arid the biggest on# -xirel oldest tomcat by the tall and thA ibattle wMlohJ-i-’i>l -'o 11 »•! iWeird. fiendish screams as the cats clarwed^A'monkeys, who grabbed the' -chts dy their 'throats until three' 'of theip '-.were choked to (Math, 1 caused ' •the mirinds to come to the rOscie ttt* J .stop fhfe ‘tfeafily combht: .no'bfiii .uou riiOtlleeys' Weiki locked tsp ) (f6'r ! h'mi . fOTSMUNdfesifi; TRY.iteATH oß.l|, 'urfP — rrrr> rl >=u iftlw <»v ! Y»r i e'nchi,ftpln«tßr« Thlpk Thomselve* bo^j eß bfnda«<l» oL Louie X*VU; Dte-navnncfrror-rShoot Selves. u;S ' tA I nil tuo ri.-ro <XJf Pdlrlß. —Two spinster Sisters, aged -plx and fifty, attempted sulcida' 'hfeVc by? Shooting themselves sitting on a'Bftpch outskfe the AvenuA" : !Sfw™iras?i±f ,apd descendants of Loulb XIV., so they of Wance, They stayedpft a small, fibtel. and started a qUeSt *for a poll(Mdan illathent. Naturally they were unsucyfS v sources were exhau*t#o they reeplved brut ifurt'ymlfrA eqot' c r oitJ’ ~ f. * ...S n n «k<* n (i aaPT I „r.n n iJM/{

20,000 HOOKWORM VICTIMS

Estimate Made From Investigation In a Kentucky County—Pupils Are Victims. Lexington, Ky.—The first report of the commission appointed under the terms of the Rockefeller fund to devise means for the eradication of the hookworm in the mountain districts of Kentucky was made here. The report is for Breathitt county and shows that out of 1,875 persona examined 1,263 were affected. If that rate of infection prevails In the other fountain counties, Kentucky has SO,OOO cases of hookworm. It is estimated. In some of the Breathitt county schools every pupil was found to be a sufferer.

JUMPS FROM $4 TO FORTUNE

New York Girl, Employed In a Cigar Factory, Made Heir to Big Estate. •*£ • —■ KlßgafOMr*’' 10T Y.—Miss Bather Sleight, an 18-year-old girl who haa for (ht last year earned $4 a week In ' a Cigar factory here, will leave for Vancouver to claim a legacy left her In the will of Mrs. Charlea Vandewater of this city. According to the advice* received here. Miss 81elght ]s made the residuary legatee of an estate worth several millions. Miss* Sleight met Mrs. Vandewater while she was working at an Atlantic City hotel two years ago, and the two bw oame fast frlenda